Keto/Sobriety Blog Jan 15, 2025

Weight: 344.2 lbs ( 156.1 kg) BMI: 44.2 Waist: 57.5 in (146.1 cm) WtHr: 77.7% Breakfast: Bacon and Eggs Lunch: Baked Chicken Snack: Sea Salt Mixed Nuts Dinner: Bratwursts Drinks: Salted Coffee, Kroger Seltzer, Sugar Free Monster, Sober Week 4 (Day 30) YMCA: X Finally some progress on the waist. I know that it's going to be a “Vitamin P” kind of thing, but it would be nice if the waist line was as dynamic as the scale. I have noticed over the last couple of days the gut had been more “Saggy” and soft. Good news is that means I'm losing fat, bad news is that it's going to start drooping under my shirt if I'm not careful. But I'll take saggy gut over sore feet any day of the week. And on that point feet and shins felt amazing this morning. It sucked last night a screw came out of the back of my computer chair. I was able to put the screw back in. And it seems to be holding, but for a while I was thinking that I was going to have to buy a new one. That would kind ...

Tired Today Daily Keto/Sobriety Blog November 16, 2023

Weight: 343.8 lbs (155.9 kg)
BMI: 44.1
Waist: 57.0 in (144.8 cm)
WtHr: 77%

Breakfast: Bacon and Eggs
Lunch: 4x Nathan's Colossal Hot Dogs with mustard
Dinner: Kroger Uncured Bacon and Cheddar Bratwursts
Drinks: Coffee with cream, 2x Kroger energy shot, 2700ml water
Days Without Beer 5

Woke up tired this morning and just could not wake up. This is not going to be a very long post I was a shambling zombie the entire day. People kept asking me if I was sick. I don't feel sick, I am just so damned tired. A coworker suggested that if I'm jumping back into the Keto diet my blood sugar might be getting really low.

If this continues I'll have to try to bring this up with the doctor when I get my appointment in a couple of weeks. I got an email from the clinic saying that I have a secure message on their “Patient Portal” but that site seems to be having issues this evening. I'm really praying that the energy issues that I've had today isn't an indication of diabetes. I know that diabetes is a manageable condition, but I have a family history of diabetes and diabetes can increase chances of developing cancer, which I also have a family history of.

 I've been trying to be better on my diet and drink more water to try to be healthier before I get to the appointment. A coworker suggested that I shouldn't change anything before I see the doctor so the doctor can see what I am like on a normal basis. And there is a certain scientific logic to that. But it is also human nature to try to "Catch Up" before getting checked out.

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